2) From the ‘Copy From’ dropdown menu, select the repository where the source resides.

3) In the ‘Copy From’ textbox, specify the directory being copied. In ‘Source Revision,’ tell SmartSVN whether it should copy the HEAD revision (this is selected by default) or a different revision. Use the ‘Browse’ button if you need more information about the contents of the different directories and/or revisions that make up your project.

4) Select either:

Copy To – source is copied into the ‘Directory’ under the filename specified by ‘With Name’

Copy Contents Into – the contents of the source are copied directly into the ‘Directory’ under ‘With Name.’

5) Enter the copy’s destination in the ‘Directory’ textbox. You can view the available options by clicking the ‘Browse’ button.

6) Give your copy a name in the ‘With Name’ textbox.

7) The copy is performed directly in the repository, so you’ll need to enter an appropriate commit message.

8) Once you’re happy with the information you’ve entered, hit ‘Copy’ to create your new branch/tag.